Media

The History Channel

The Egyptian Book of The Dead. Either Moses traveled with the Egyptian Book of The Dead or certain aspects of the story of Moses were based off of it.
The Exodus Decoded (imdb.com link). 2006. This explains The Exodus in Scientific and Historical terms instead of esoteric terms.

Movies, Skeptical

The Ten Steps. 2004. Writer/Director Brendan Muldowney, Jill Harding, William O'Sullivan. Hopefully, we can show this for a Skeptics movie night.
Catch Me If You Can. 2002. Leonardo DiCaprio, Tom Hanks, Christopher Walken
Contact. 1997. David Morse, Jodie Foster, William Fichtner
The God Who Wasn't There: 2005 (imdb.com link) Writen and Directed by Brian Flemming
Jesus Camp. 2006. Documentary. Becky Fischer as herself, Ted Haggard as himself, commentator Mike Papantonio. Very controversial. On imdb.com, somebody calls the movie, "Intolerance Camp."
Leap of Faith. 1992. Steve Martin, Debra Winger, Liam Neeson
Paper Moon. 1973. Ryan O'Neal, Tatum O'Neal, Madeline Kahn. I can't find this movie rental yet, but I've heard it's like "Leap of Faith." There was also a "Paper Moon" tv series for one season.
Saved. 2004. Jena Malone, Mandy Moore, Macaulay Culkin
Zeitgeist: The Movie Part 1. 2007. (imdb.com link) Writen and Directed by Peter Joseph. Watch the first 41 or 42 minutes. I don't want to say much about parts 2 and 3, the more paranoid parts. I think that if there were bombs in the World Trade Center in part 2, then Taliban agents put them there. That is, if there were bombs. August 21, 2008: Feds Say They've Solved 9/11 Mystery.
The 2004 William Lane Craig and Austin Dacy debate, "Is There a God?" I want to get this copied from VHS to digital in September or so.

Movies, Pseudo-Science

The Day After Tomorrow. 2004. Dennis Quaid, Jake Gyllenhaal, Emmy Rossum
An Inconvenient Truth. 2006. Albert Gore Jr., Billy West as the Voice

Mistakes in Movies

TechTV Vault's Bad Movie Science

TV shows, Skeptical

20/20 (tv.com link) Episodes with John Stossel or John Stossel specials. His specials include, "Tampering With Nature," and "Myths, Lies, and Straight Talk."
Nova episode from 1993-94 where James Randi exposes Uri Geller and Peter Popoff
Penn & Teller: (commentary on male bovine excrement) (tv.com link)
Any science documentary that depicts events more than 6,000 years ago, which would debunk Young Earth Creationism
The South Park with John Edward (or here), All About Mormons, Scientology, & David Blaine on The Super Best Friends episode.
Any episode of the Tonight Show With Johny Carson where James Randi is a guest.

TV shows, non-Skeptical

Crossing Over With John Edward
Ghost Hunters
Montel Williams episodes with Sylvia Browne. Check out some of the Youtube busting her.
News format shows: Encounters, Encounters With The Unexplained, Sightings, Strange Universe, Unsolved Mysteries

The Infidel Guy Show

The Infidel Guy Show's larger page of videos
The Infidel Guy Show's has some Macromedia/Adobe Flash cartoons.

A Story of Noah's Ark.
Breaking Up is EZ.
Elisha the Cruel. I've heard that when Thomas Paine said, "Any system of religion that has anything in it that shocks the mind of a child, cannot be a true system," here and here that he was also talking about the 2 bears tearing up the 24 boys.
Evidence...things not seen.
Jesus Touched Me.
Reality of The Bible.
SIGHS.
Spoof on Religion - Apple.
Tower of Babel & The WTC.
WTC Superhero.
The Infidel Ledge. This 11th cartoon was actually made by somebody else for Infidelguy.com .

Comics/Illustrated

Freethunk has comedy, Freethinker comics, and Freethinker games.
Snuff Film Lens Cap was introduced to me because it was made by friends of my English 419 Professor. It uses artificial intelligence and Macromedia Flash illustrations to make hilarious almost-schizophrenic stories. They sometimes make fun of religion with quotes like, "There should be a movie called The Passion Of The Buddha." It may offend some people, so don't go to the page if you're worried you might be offended.
The Brick Testament is a little bit like The Skeptics Annotated Bible. My favorite part of The Brick Testament is that, "YHWH will give you hemorrhoids, other symptoms, and you will find no cure." Say that with a straight face.
Hinduism on about.com sort-of debunks that Hindus have many Gods. That fundamentalist Christian web site he’s linking to with animated comics doesn't exist anymore, but some of the pictures are here. It’s with some weird stuff about Hindus, and very incorrect information about Atheists, and dinosaurs on Noah's ark. When the Christian Fundamentalist web site still existed, an animated Professor Giraffenstein said that dinosaurs where on Noah's ark. If Jesus said, “Think not that I am come to send peace on earth: I came not to send peace, but a sword,” then how come you believe that Jesus loves you, Habu, others, and is the Prince of Peace?
This Zippy comic
The Cectic Archive: A cartoon about Life, Science, Skepticism, and Religion

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